Coco Worm, Protula bispiralis Purple Queen Anthias looking from the top

looking from the top

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decreasing in size

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Coco Worm, Protula bispiralis Purple Queen Anthias looking from the topThe Coco Worm has a crown that can be white, yellow, orange, pink, or red. The radioles may be banded or patterned. Younger Coco Worms have bi lobed crowns, while the crowns of older individuals are spiraled. The Coco Worm secretes a calcareous tube, approximately 1. 5cm in diameter and 12 20cm long, to house its vulnerable worm body. When disturbed, it can quickly retract its crown and close its operculum to shut the top of its tube. It usually